Fans of the hit ITV series 'Vera' have expressed outrage over an 'unnecessary warning' issued before a rerun of a classic episode, which aired at 9pm. The warning, stating 'containing crime scenes from the start that some people may find upsetting', sparked significant backlash, particularly since the show typically airs at 8pm and is well-known for its crime content. Many viewers took to social media to voice their frustration, questioning the need for such a cautionary note for a post-watershed program. The controversy comes as ITV prepares for the show's final series, set to conclude in 2025 with two feature-length episodes. Fans are also puzzled by ITV's decision to air the fifth episode of series 11 instead of starting from the beginning. This incident reflects ongoing debates about content warnings in television programming.